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SERVING THE ANNVILLE & PALMYRA AREAS
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NOVEMBER 20, 2024
SERVING THE LOCAL COMMUNITIES SINCE 1954
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St. Luke’s posts holiday bazaar of downtown Lebanon, and this bazaar has become a great way to connect with our neighbors,” said Steve Doster, senior warden of the church. “It also helps us raise funds to support both our parish ministries and those in the wider community.” A team of parishioners has worked to transform the church auditorium into a holiday wonderland, ready for the display of treats and gifts. This year the team had help from members of Boy Scout Troop 20 of Myerstown. Visitors may enter the church from Sixth Street. The buildings are accessible for those with mobility challenges by way of the newly renovated Chestnut Street entrance and an elevator in the rear of the church th at prov ides access to all levels. For more infor mation on St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, visit www.stlukeslebanon.org. Anyone with questions may call 717-272-8251. The Children’s Corner at a previous bazaar offered activities for kids.
The Caring Cupboard, a community organization dedicated to ending food insecurity in Lebanon County, has announced the departure of its executive director, Shila Ulrich, who has been named the new president of the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank. Ulrich will assume the role at Central Pennsylvania Food Bank in January, bringing nearly two decades of experience and a commitment to hunger relief and community support to the organization.
Under Ulrich’s leadership, the Caring Cupboard has expanded significantly in both outreach and impact, including joining with Jonestown Outreach Pantry in 2023 and championing initiatives that have transformed the way food assistance is provided. She played an instrumental role in securing resources, building partnerships, and innovating service models, including the recent establishment of a new vehicle delivery service aimed at increasing food access in See Caring Cupboard pg 2
Holiday tree lighting set in Campbelltown Campbelltown Community Alliance (CCA) will host its sixth annual holiday tree lighting event on Sunday, Dec. 1, from 3 to 5 p.m. at the Campbelltown Community Park, 129 Lawn Road, Palmyra. The event will take place rain or shine. According to CCA president Jen Bushta, the festivities will include food trucks, more than 20 vendors, kids’ games, giveaway drawings, music, photo opportunities, and Santa. The first 100 kids will receive a free gift. The event will culminate with the lighting of the holiday tree at 5 p.m.
Campbelltown’s annual holiday tree lighting will offer a festive
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St. Luke’s Episcopal Church, 22 S. Sixth St., Lebanon, will host its annual holiday bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 23, the same day as the Lebanon Holiday Parade. The bazaar will run from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. A lunch of hot sandwiches and soups will be available in the fellowship hall on the lower level of the parish hall. The Bazaar Marketplace on the main level will offer Polly’s Pantry, featuring homemade jams, jellies, salsa, and other delicacies; the Sweet Shoppe, offering homemade candy, cookies, pies, breads, and other items; a used book sale; and a chance to win themed giveaway drawing baskets. A Children’s Corner will offer activities for kids. Parents are invited to bring their children from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. for free photos with Santa using their own camera or smartphone. The church will be open to tour, and live music will be presented throughout the event. “St. Luke’s is proud to be a part